The Dark Forest Of Mysterious Evils

What do you do for fun when you're an elder dragon living in the time of mortals? You get your friends together, make some characters and set off into the world for a game of Dragons in Dungeons of course! Our four would-be heroes 'coincidentally' meet in the small town of Yemlic, surprising the locals with the gathering of an Orc, Dwarf, Elf and a Human, before they sniff out the signs of their first adventure. Something's lurking in the forest, and it's taking the villagers at night! Will the brave adventurers rise to the challenge and return a sense of peace and safety to the village? Will the villagers have to learn not to go into the forest at night? Or worse, will the heroes fall to the very evil they sought to defeat? Can they do all this without giving in to their Draconic nature and eating all the sheep? Since this is an adventure story, probably the first one, but you never can tell these days!

A credible and meaningful text for the initiate. Aurum Solis includes a clear definition of magic for readers who want to undertake a reliable study of magic, drawing on multiple sources. Ogdoadic magic employs the eightfold star as its symbol ofthe earnest search for union with the divine. By examining the history of Western civilization to illustrate the esoteric significance of the number eight in Western spiritual traditions, Kraft establishes the Order Aurum Solis in a 20th Century context.

The Adventures of Kaliek Adona is a fantasy book set in an imaginary world called Darya. In it, humans, elves, goblins, giants and dragons roam free and the only defense against pirates, bandits and thieves is the blade of a sword or the fury of magic. The story is about a young man named Kaliek Adona who becomes the victim of a great atrocity. He's forced to leave the only home he's ever known to find those that committed the horrible act against him. On his journey, he encounters friends who turn out to be much more than what he thought.This adventure spans three stories and several years in the characters' lives. It's a tale of hope, courage and determination. Its grandeur is epic and its story valiant.Visit www.georgemay.com for more information on this book and others.

To most in the Realm of Drugolin, ]otherly+ lore lingered as mysterious legends best suited for late night hearths. On rare occasions one might hear of strange visitations. Some of huge, radiant beings bearing aid and guidance. Others of dark, evil creatures summoning dread and death. All were a part of Drugolish legend, but few took them seriously. The westland village of Noy couldn't afford the apathy of its unenlightened, middleland neighbors. Its enclosing fortress walls stood as a monument to the frightening visitations it experienced, day and night. When the town's most celebrated +adventurer+ receives a prophetic lamp, he teams with one final group on a faith empowering mission into the dread regions of evil that could usher in an eternal age where mortals are like angels and God reigns supreme. Yahwin (God), Krystos (Jesus), Sahron (Satan), a host of otherly foes, +warrior angels, + and warrior prophets endued with extraordinary power all inhabit this peculiar realm in which +eschatologian+ Mark Norris +allegorizes+ +a prophetic+ tale that wars for the Millennium's victor's rights. What would you do if an angel materialized in your bedroom tonight, handed you a prophetic lampstand that projected the events of Satan's rebellion, and invited you to brave the powers of hell? The otherly+ is waiting, ...will you go? +Mark Norris (B.A. theology/M.A. journalism) has served as a pastor, Christian education director, radio teacher, TV ministries prayer director, and publishing house editor. Today he works as a liaison for the U.S. Army.+

Four American mystery writers have contributed new dimensions to the mystery form. Tony Hillerman's Navajos and their customs, Amanda Cross's (Carolyn Heilbrun's) academics and their feminist credentials (or lack thereof), James Lee Burke's Southern Louisiana Cajuns and his own fiercely moral take on Southern gothic fiction, and Walter Mosley's urban blacks and their culture have challenged the conventional mystery's focus. Using feminist and black critical theory, mythic and historical patterns, and literary genre theory, Samuel Coale examines these writers' works and investigates the compromises that each is forced to make when working within a recognizably popular literary form.

Teenagers Myna and her friend Jehan are on vacation on Anaishola, a remote and semi-abandoned tea plantation in High Wavy’s, South India, where they stumble upon a series of mysterious discoveries—‘Evil spirits are around,’ says Myna’s wise old gardener. An intriguing diarist, who lived half a century earlier, seems to follow the protagonists through their holiday with descriptions of terrifying events that occurred in the past. Along with jungles and the wilderness , a strange fire, odd events, a secretive old yogi and more, readers will be drawn in to uncover a dangerous past that attract Myna and Jehan too, like insects to a pitcher plant. Is disaster in store for the teenagers with no way to escape?

Tym wants to become a great and powerful wizard and when he mixes some potions together, magical mayhem takes over.

One Snooty cat. Two adorable sidekicks. Three perfect-for-all-ages adventures. Princess the Cat rules her neighborhood with a firm paw. Despite the inconvenience of her thoughtless humans, Princess lives the royal life. But ruling the neighborhood is never easy. Even for a cat. Predators attack. Villains threaten. Tyrants lie in wait. What chance does a housecat have against such foes? As she saves not only her neighborhood but also humanity along the way, Princess the Cat and her friends’ antics will make you laugh. She doesn’t really expect us humans to praise her as we should, but she does know that you and your children will love her hilarious adventures. While you read, she’s (barely) content to sleep in her favorite sunbeam until the next adventure calls. When you buy this one-volume omnibus box set, you get these three books: Princess the Cat Versus Snarl the Coyote (Book #1). Princess the Cat Saves the Farm (Book #2). Princess the Cat Defeats the Emperor (Book #3). Buy Princess the Cat: The First Trilogy, Books 1-3 and get the first three chapter books in the series - all in one volume. You will instantly discover why fans of all ages love Princess the Cat.